The snow started falling on Wednesday evening. The kids looked worriedly out the window, afraid the storm would prevent our friends from driving up for Thanksgiving. The snow continued through the night and most of the day Thursday, but our friends bravely ventured out and made it in time for lunch! We were so happy to host a large gathering this year. Our house has a huge dining room in it so we seated everyone with ease. (23 people)
This morning it was snowing again, lightly, softly - and I laced up my Whites, zipped my parka, and headed out with camera in hand. I love catching ranch life during a snowstorm. There's so much 'feel' to it!
At one point, my fingers were freezing from being out of my gloves too often, so I hung out in the barn and blew on them warm them up. 🙂 The barn is always full go fun things to photograph, anyways. 
A good day to not be a horse! Although their thick winter coats keep them toasty, don't worry! God designed them in a very special way to insulate them and protect them. 
The cattle were enjoying some hay, unmindful of the snow piling up on their backs. That's a good thing, by the way, when the snow piles up on their backs. It means they are not losing body heat. The hair and hide do such good job of insulting them, that the snow doesn't even melt! God is an amazing Designer, and you can rest assured knowing His plan is perfect. 
I hope your Thanksgiving was pleasant, and your days warm!
Stay faithful, my friend.
winter there ?
and here we are up north no snow and still warming to above freezing during the days
curiouser and curiouser